After graduating from the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City, Remy began her career at Chanel before ultimately moving on to work for Theory. Several years later, on the heels of purchasing her first family home, Remy turned her attention to the world of interior design. It was while working for the incomparable Katie Ridder that she began to appreciate and cultivate a flair for an eclectic and layered style. Always striving to create a curated and well-collected home, Remy calls upon punchy, playful prints and color to add life to her interiors. She is often drawn to elements of nature, conjuring up chic and comfortable spaces with a sense of history…and never without a surprise twist. Remy currently resides in Westchester County, NY, with her husband and young daughter. Mariel spent the first 10 years of her career in the editorial world, writing for magazines such as Better Homes & Gardens, Martha Stewart Living, Good Housekeeping and Redbook. But after embarking on a three-year process of restoring and renovating a 1938 Center Hall Brick Colonial and a 1908 English-style Arts & Classical, she unearthed her passion for perpetual reinvention, eventually trading in her laptop for a hardhat. A traditionalist at heart, Mariel loves textured raffia walls and low-pile Persian rugs, burnished gold accents and lacquered brass fixtures. She hoards blue and white ginger jars, can’t resist a peacockish powder room and has an insatiable appetite for faux bamboo. When Mariel isn’t elbow-deep in swatches and samples, she’s chasing her three young sons up and down the yellow brick roads of her hometown in Westchester.